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Hyperloop: the train of the future?
Learn today's words and phrases: glimpse, hurtling, miles an hour, test track, cut the journey
🎙LingoHack
Hyperloop: the train of the future?
Learn today's words and phrases: glimpse, hurtling, miles an hour, test track, cut the journey
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🎧BBC Learning English 🎙Quiz Vocabulary 🌝 Do you know the answer? 🤔
👩🏫The correct answer is B
To moonlight = to do an extra job without telling your main employer 🤫
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To moonlight = to do an extra job without telling your main employer 🤫
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🎧BBC Learning English 🎙The Grammar Gameshow Episode 17: Will
'Will' is a modal verb. This means that it’s always followed by a bare infinitive verb and does not change for a pronoun… 😴😴😴
But you don't want boring lessons - so we give you The #Grammar_Gameshow! 🎉 😊😊😊
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But you don't want boring lessons - so we give you The #Grammar_Gameshow! 🎉 😊😊😊
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What’s in a name?
In the UK women traditionaly take their husband's surname when they get married - but are things changing? A growing number of western millennial men are ignoring tradition and taking their new wife's name when they get married. Dan and Neil discuss this trend and teach you six items of vocabulary.
🎙BBC 6 Minute English
What’s in a name?
In the UK women traditionaly take their husband's surname when they get married - but are things changing? A growing number of western millennial men are ignoring tradition and taking their new wife's name when they get married. Dan and Neil discuss this trend and teach you six items of vocabulary.
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Quiz
Today's 6 Minute English is all about marriage and names!👰🤵
Here's a quiz question for you!
Quiz
Today's 6 Minute English is all about marriage and names!👰🤵
Here's a quiz question for you!
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Riddle
❓ Here is a riddle to start our day together!❓
🤔 "What has eyes but cannot see?" 🤔
(There are 4 traditional answers)
😞 And no cheating! 😞
😉 Google will tell me if you do!
Send your answers here: Answer
Riddle
❓ Here is a riddle to start our day together!❓
🤔 "What has eyes but cannot see?" 🤔
(There are 4 traditional answers)
😞 And no cheating! 😞
😉 Google will tell me if you do!
Send your answers here: Answer
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🎧BBC Learning English Quiz Today's 6 Minute English is all about marriage and names!👰🤵 Here's a quiz question for you!
Well done everyone! For those who don't know by now...the answer is B) France! Find out why, in our audio https://t.me/BBC_LearningEnglish/189🙄
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🎙BBC 6 Minute English
What’s in a name?
🎙BBC 6 Minute English
What’s in a name?
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🎧BBC Learning English Riddle ❓ Here is a riddle to start our day together!❓ 🤔 "What has eyes but cannot see?" 🤔 (There are 4 traditional answers) 😞 And no cheating! 😞 😉 Google will tell me if you do! Send your answers here: Answer
OK!
So far I've had two correct answers:
A potato (the black dots are called 'eyes')
A tornado / storm (the centre is called the 'eye')
2 more to go!
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So far I've had two correct answers:
A potato (the black dots are called 'eyes')
A tornado / storm (the centre is called the 'eye')
2 more to go!
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Seems to me that everyone has given up! 😂
Here are the other two answers:
A needle (the hole is called an 'eye')
True lovers (We say that 'True love is blind')
Well done everyone!
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Here are the other two answers:
A needle (the hole is called an 'eye')
True lovers (We say that 'True love is blind')
Well done everyone!
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don't know
😄The next time someone asks you a riddle and you don't know the answer, try one of these!😄
don't know
😄The next time someone asks you a riddle and you don't know the answer, try one of these!😄
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🎧BBC Learning English 🗣Quiz Vocabulary 😕 Do you know the answer? 🤔
👩🏫Hi everybody! The answer is A.
Adjectives follow this pattern: opinion, size, age, colour, quality, origin and material.
Using this formula:
It was a beautiful (opinion), big (size), old (age), red (colour), leather (material), sofa.
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Adjectives follow this pattern: opinion, size, age, colour, quality, origin and material.
Using this formula:
It was a beautiful (opinion), big (size), old (age), red (colour), leather (material), sofa.
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🗣Vocabulary
thank you
Don’t be lost for words when you want to be grateful for something… 🙏
🗣Vocabulary
thank you
Don’t be lost for words when you want to be grateful for something… 🙏